Lakota East 2017 Fall Sports Results

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1 Date Event School Placings 8/19 OHSAA National Trail Raceway losdistrict East Main Page Athletics Information provided by Dan Hilen, Sports Information Director Lakota East 2017 Fall Sports Results Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country Football Boys Golf Girls Golf Boys Soccer Girls Soccer Girls Tennis Girls Volleyball last updated November 6, 2017 Boys Cross Country Winning Individual Season stats Highlights/Recap 17th The Lakota East men s cross country team got a race under their belts this weekend, and saw what kind of competition the State has to offer, at the OHSAA Early Season Invitational. The Thunderhawk men placed 17th out of 30 teams. Leading the way for the Hawks was senior Phenom, and defending State Champion, Dustin Horter. Horter ran away with the victory and set a meet record by 17 seconds in the process with his 15:18 for the 5k course. He bested the 268-man field by a staggering 31 seconds. Coming in next for East, with a very solid performance, was senior Logan Stumpf who placed 60thoverall with a time of 17:26. Rounding out the top 5 scorers for Lakota East were junior Troy Temelis (112th, 17:53), senior Adam Johantges (138th, 18:13), and senior Ryan Jones (143rd, 18:18). See times and scores below: Next up for Lakota East cross country is the Lakota East Fall Classic at Voice of America Park on Saturday, August 26th at 9:00 a.m. Race 2 - Section B Div Dustin Horter (12) 15: Logan Stumpf (12) 17: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Adam Johantges (12) 18: Ryan Jones (12) 18: Will Gibson (9) 18: Ethan Swift (10) 18: Max Chandler (11) 19: Ben Reimer (12) 19: Joe Mislansky (12) 19:34 8/26 Lakota East VOA * Results - Finishtiming.com 1st The Lakota East men s cross country team ran up to their potential, and proved they are serious about making a State trip, this past weekend at their own Lakota East Fall Classic at Voice of America Park. The East men placed 2nd in a 12-team, high quality field. Leading the way once again for the Hawks was senior Dustin Horter. Dustin was the overall men s champion, running 14:56 for the 5k championship course, and destroying the 110-man field by 1 minute and 19 seconds. Dustin s time bested his own school and district record by 3 seconds as well as being the #1 time run thus far in the United States. Coming in next for the Thunderhawks was senior Logan Stumpf, who placed 12th overall, and moved up to 22nd on the All-Time Lakota East Men s cross country list. Rounding out the scoring for East was junior Troy Temelis (19th, 17:13), senior Ryan Jones (31st, 17:29), and senior Adam Johantges (34th, 17:33). Next up for the Thunderhawk cross country team is the Asics Hot Summer Bash, at Hilliard Davidson High School, on Saturday, September 2nd.

2 Race 4 - Varsity Boys 5k 1. Dustin Horter (12) 14: Logan Stumpf (12) 16: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Ryan Jones (12) 17: Adam Johantges (12) 17: Will Gibson (9) 17: Ethan Swift (10) 18: Max Chandler (11) 18: Ben Reimer (12) 18: Nick Draginoff (10) 18:33 Race 6 - Boys Open - LE Top Andrew Johnson (11) 18: Reese Kuhlman (11) 18: Joe Mislansky (12) 19: Matthew Prock (11) 19: Jack Cole (10) 19: Noah Clippinger (10) 19: Chance Palmer (10) 20:13 9/2 Asics Hot Summer Hilliard Davidson, OH * Results - Finishtiming.com The Lakota East men s team saw some of the top competition in the state this past weekend at the Asics Hot Summer Bash at Hilliard Davidson High School. The East men placed 9th out of 10 teams but only 7 points out of 6th place. The Thunderhawks were led by senior Dustin Horter who won the overall crown by an 11-second margin with his time of 15:10 for the 5k course. This time improves Dustin s own course record at the Hot Summer Bash by 8 seconds. The second runner across the line for East was senior Logan Stumpf, placing 27th in a time of 17:03. Rounding out the top 5 for the Hawks were senior Ryan Jones (44th, 17:31), junior Troy Temelis (46th, 17:37), and sophomore Ethan Swift (51st, 17:45, personal record). Next up for the Lakota East men is the Princeton Invitational on Saturday, September 9th at Landmark Christian School. Varsity Boys 1. Dustin Horter (12) 15: Logan Stumpf (12) 17: Ryan Jones (12) 17: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Ethan Swift (10) 17: Adam Johantges (12) 17: Will Gibson (9) 18: Nick Draginoff (10) 18: Max Chandler (11) 18:48

3 74. Ben Reimer (12) 19:00 Boys 9/10 - LE Top Noah Clippinger (10) 18: Jack Cole (10) 19: Drew Heinzelman (9) 20:56 Boys Open - Top 5 8. Gage Shook (11) 18: Reese Kuhlman (11) 18: Joe Mislansky (12) 18: Andrew Johnson (11) 18: Matthew Prock (11) 19:01 9/9 Princeton Landmark Christian * Results - Timingfirst.com 5th The Lakota East men s cross country team placed 5th out of 6 teams at this past Saturday s Princeton Invitational. The men s team saw many lifetime best performances and leading the way was freshman Will Gibson. Will placed 7th overall with an impressive time of 17:17 for the 5k course. Coming in next for the Thunderhawks was junior Max Chandler, also running a personal best time of 17:39 which placed him 21st overall. Rounding out the top 5 for the Hawks were senior Joe Mislansky (23rd, 17:43), and sophomores Nick Draginoff (17:50, 28th) and Jack Cole (18:26, 43rd). Next up for Lakota East cross country is the prestigious Trinity/Valkyrie Invitational, next Saturday, at Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville, KY. Boys Varsity 5kThe Comet Connection for Monday, September 11, Will Gibson (9) 17: Max Chandler (11) 17: Joe Mislansky (12) 17: Nick Draginoff (10) 17: Jack Cole (10) 18: Matthew Prock (11) 18: Reese Kuhlman (11) 18: Noah Clippinger (10) 18:46 Open Boys 5k - LE Top Isaac Michelson (9) 19: Chance Palmer (10) 19: Payton Nickulis (11) 19: Drew Heinzelman (9) 20: Nate Heinzelman (9) 20:48

4 * Results - Finishtiming.com\ 9/16 Trinity/Valkyrie Tom Sawyer Park Louisville, KY East Cross Country will host their annual fundraiser event at Moes Southwest Grill this Thursday, September 14th. Our CC teams willl earn HALF OF ALL THE PROCEEDS from 4:00 9:00 p.m. Plan on having burritos that night! Spread the word like wildfire. Last year for this event we wrapped the line around the building. This year let s wrap it around the building twice! 15th The Lakota East men s cross country team saw some of the best competition from 10 different states this past weekend at the Trinity/Valkyrie Invitational in Louisville, KY. As a team, the men placed 15th out of 21 teams in the varsity seeded competition. Leading the way for the Thunderhawks was senior Dustin Horter who won the individual title by 19 seconds over the 170-man field. Dustin s time of 15:02.3 for the 5k course was one of the fastest times ever run in the meet s long history. The second finisher for East was senior Logan Stumpf, placing 87th overall in a time of 17:03. Rounding out the top-5 scorers for the Hawks was junior Troy Temelis (142nd, 17:57), and seniors Joe Mislansky (143rd, 17:57) and Ryan Jones (144th, 18:06). Next up for the Lakota East Cross Country team is the Harrison Invitational at Harrison High School next Saturday September 23rd. Boys Seeded Race 1. Dustin Horter (12) 15: Logan Stumpf (12) 17: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Joe Mislansky (12) 17: Ryan Jones (12) 18: Adam Johantges (12) 18: Ethan Swift (10) 18: Max Chandler (11) 18: Nick Draginoff (10) 18:54 Boys Open Race - LE Top Reese Kuhlman (11) 18: Ben Reimer (12) 18: Jack Cole (10) 19:27 9/23 Harrison Harrison HS 7th The Lakota East men s cross country team placed 7th out of 12 teams this past weekend at the Harrison Invitational at Harrison High School. While a few varsity athletes did not race, a few of the Thunderhawk men showed they wanted a spot at the varsity table. East was led by junior Gage Shook, fresh off an injury, who placed 19thoverall in a time of 18:10 for the 5k race course. Senior Ben Reimer (30th, 18:27), junior Reese Kuhlman (33rd, 18:35), junior Max Chandler (38th, 18:42), and sophomore Jack Cole (42nd, 18:49) were the other scorers for the Hawks. The Lakota East Cross Country teams continue their season next week with their final regular season meet, the prestigious Midwest Meet of Champions at Hilliard Darby High School on September 30th. Boys Varsity 19. Gage Shook (11) 18: Ben Reimer (12) 18: Reese Kuhlman (11) 18: Max Chandler (11) 18: Jack Cole (10) 18:49

5 45. Nick Draginoff (10) 18: Noah Clippinger (10) 19: Matthew Prock (11) 19:14 Boys Open - LE Top Trenton Kuhlman (11) 20: Chance Palmer (10) 20: Payton Nickulis (11) 21:28 9/30 Midwest Meet of Hilliard Darby, Ohio * Results - Finishtiming.com The Lakota East men s cross country team placed 13th out of 28 teams this past Saturday at the very competitive Midwest Meet of Champions at Hilliard Darby High School. Leading the way for the Thunderhawk men was senior Dustin Horter who placed 2nd overall to Buckeye Valley senior Zach Kreft. Horter and Kreft raced to the TWO FASTEST 5K TIMES EVER RUN ON OHIO SOIL AND THE TWO FASTEST TIMES IN THE NATION THIS YEAR! Dustin s time of 14:36 for the 5k course was also a 21 second personal record and obviously improves his own school record. Coming in next for the Thunderhawks was senior Logan Stumpf, placing 52nd overall in the 194- man field with a personal record and 20th fastest time in school history of 16:35. Junior Troy Temelis overcame a bad start to place 75th overall in a time of 16:53, the 25th fastest time in school history. Senior Ryan Jones placed 87th overall in a time of 16:57 which is the 27th fastest time in school history. Rounding out the top 5 for East was senior Joe Mislansky, who just missed joining the sub-17:00 club, by running 17:05 to place 100th overall. Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the G.M.C. Championships at Voice of America Park on October 14th. Boys 5k Run Race of Champions 2. Dustin Horter (12) 14: Logan Stumpf (12) 16: Troy Temelis (11) 16: Ryan Jones (12) 16: Joe Mislansky (12) 17: Ethan Swift (10) 17: Adam Johantges (12) 17:47 Boys 9-10th Grade - LE Top Nick Draginoff (10) 17: Noah Clippinger (10) 17: Jack Cole (10) 18: Chance Palmer (10) 20: Nate Heinzelman (9) 20:34 10/14 GMC VOA Boys Open Race - LE Top 5 2nd place The Thunderhawks finished 2nd at the GMC Championships at VOA on a beautiful Saturday morning. The Hawks were led by senior Dustin Horter who won his 3rd consecutive GMC individual title. However, this time, he did it in course record fashion, running 14:49.4 for the 5k (3.1 mile) Championship Course at Voice of America Park. Dustin also earned his third consecutive GMC CC Athlete of the Year honor. Coming in next for East was senior Logan Stumpf placing 12th overall in a time of 16:54.1 and earning 1st team

6 all-conference honors. Also running well for East was senior Ryan Jones (15th, 17:08.7, 2nd team all-conference) and junior Troy Temelis (18th, 17:15.1, 2nd team all-conference). Next up for the Thunderhawk men is the District Championships held at Voice of America Park on Saturday, October 21st starting at 10:00 a.m. with the men s Race A. The boys will be seeking their 7th straight Regional qualification. In Race A, the top four (4) finishing teams will move to Regional Competition, and the top finishing team will be declared District Champion, and the next finishing team will be declared District Runner-up. Individuals that finish in the top sixteen (16) qualify to Regionals. Boys 5k Varsity 1. Dustin Horter (12) 14: Logan Stumpf (12) 16: Ryan Jones (12) 17: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Ethan Swift (10) 17: Joe Mislansky (12) 17: Gage Shook (11) 18:26 Boys 5k Reserve - LE Top Adam Johantges (12) 18: Reese Kuhlman (11) 18: Max Chandler (11) 18: Trenton Kuhlman (11) 18: Ben Reimer (12) 18: Jack Cole (10) 19: Noah Clippinger (10) 19:34 * Results - finishtiming.com 10/21 OHSAA VOA Thunderhawk Mens Cross Country Headed to Troy Again! Congratulations to the Lakota East men s cross country team for qualifying to the Regional Championships once again. The men raced first and placed 3rd overall as a team to qualify. The top 4 teams advanced. This marks the 7th straight season that the Thunderhawk men have qualified. East was led by senior Dustin Horter who ran away from the field to win the individual District Championship by 51 seconds. Dustin s time was 14:58 for the 5k (3.1 mile)championship Course at Voice of America Park. A time that has only been topped by himself in past meets. Following Dustin was senior Logan Stumpf who stuck to the race plan and placed 6th overall in a time of 16:27. That time moves Logan up to 16th on the all-time fastest 5k list at Lakota East. Also running well and scoring for the Hawks were senior Ryan Jones (26th, 17:03), sophomore Troy Temelis (29th, 17:11), and senior Joe Mislansky (32nd, 17:16). LE Boys Boys 5k Run Div 1 - A 1. Dustin Horter (12) 14:58 6. Logan Stumpf (12) 16:27

7 26. Ryan Jones (12) 17: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Joe Mislansky (12) 17: Adam Johantges (12) 17: Ethan Swift (10) 17:38 * Results - finishtiming.com baumspage.com 10/28 OHSAA Hobart Arena, Troy, OH 11th Dustin Horter Sets Regional Record On a cold, windy day in Troy, OH, fast times were not being churned out. However, that did not stop Lakota East senior, Dustin Horter, from destroying the Regional and course record by 9 seconds this past Saturday. Dustin covered the 5k (3.1 mile) course in 15:02.54, more than 25 seconds ahead of the next finisher, Conant Smith of Middletown. Dustin has won 3 straight Regional titles. He will attempt to win back-to-back State Championships next weekend at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. The Lakota East men s team unfortunately did not qualify to the State Championships but the Thunderhawk men gave it their all. Seniors Logan Stumpf, Ryan Jones, Joe Mislansky, and Adam Johantges gave the race everything they had and they will truly be missed next year. The East men placed 11th in the 17-team field. Boys 5k Run - Division 1 1. Dustin Horter (12) 15: Logan Stumpf (12) 17: Troy Temelis (11) 17: Ryan Jones (12) 17: Joe Mislansky (12) 17: Adam Johantges (12) 17: Ethan Swift (10) 18:34 * Results - baumspage.com The OHSAA State Cross Country Championships are Saturday, Nov. 4th at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio. CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE INFORMATION, DETAILS AND RESULTS BOYS CROSS COUNTRY--HORTER SEEKS ANOTHER STATE TITLE ON SATURDAY! Dustin winner of 3 straight Regional titles, will attempt to win back-to-back State Championships on Saturday at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. He will be seeking to become the first East athlete since Hetag Pliev (2001,2002) to win back-to-back State titles in the same sport. A win would propel Horter to his fourth State title in his illustrious high school career. In addition to being the 2016 OHSAA Division 1 Boys CC State Champion he also has won the State Indoor Track 1600m Champion and the 2017 State 1600m Outdoor title. Horter announced earlier this week that next year he will be a Hoosier as he has accepted an offer from Indiana University. The OHSAA State Cross Country Championships are Saturday, Nov. 4th at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio. CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE INFORMATION, DETAILS AND RESULTS. 11/4 OHSAA State National HORTER WINS STATE AGAIN! SENIORS FINAL CC RACE "ONE FOR THE AGES"!

8 Trail Raceway Hebron, OH Lakota East senior Dustin Horter put an exclamation point on his high school cross country career this past Saturday at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. Horter etched his name into the OHSAA Cross Country record books by becoming the fifth male athlete to win back-to-back Division 1 State titles (modern day records). Dustin joins an elite group of individuals who have accomplished this tremendous feat; JJ White (91,92, Dublin), Allen Bader (00,01 LasSalle), Jeff See (03,04, Middletown), Zack Wills (08,09,10 Mason) and now Horter (16,17). With all eyes on him, expectations and intentions to win, and the weight of the world on his shoulders, Dustin had to battle Middletown junior Conant Smith down to the very last strides of the 5k (3.1 mile) race to defend his crown. From the starting gun, it was a 3-man race between Horter, Smith, and Matt Scrape (Pickerington Central). At the halfway point of the race, Horter and Smith broke away and battled side-by-side for 1.5 miles. Once the two athletes entered the grandstands with 200 meters to go, Dustin fended off two passing attempts by Smith. On Smith s third attempt, Dustin surged ahead to win by 0.4 seconds. Dustin s time was 15:03.4 to Smith s 15:03.8. To cap it all off, it was also Dustin s birthday and most of the crowd joined in on the chorus of Happy Birthday in a magical moment while he sat atop the podium one more time. " For the past four straight seasons at East, Dustin has been a perfect blend of talent, work ethic, and sportsmanship," said ecastatic head coach Adam Thomas. "No one deserves this honor more than him. It has been an honor and a privilege having him as a member of the LEXC Family." CONGRATULATIONS DUSTIN! HAWK PROUD OF YOU! Back to the Top Date Event School Placings 8/19 OHSAA National Trail Raceway Winning Individual Season Stats Girls Cross Country Highlights/Recap 5th The Lakota East women s cross country team started off their season in grand fashion this past weekend at the OHSAA Early Season Invitational. The Thunderhawk women placed 5th out of 24 teams in a loaded State-caliber quality field. They were also the top placing team from Cincinnati, defeating 3 teams ranked ahead of them in the pre-season poll. The first Hawk across the finish line was sophomore Danielle Horter, placing 18th overall in the 242-runner field, and tying her own 9th fastest time in school history of 19:18 for the 5k course. Next in for East was super freshman Carly Spletzer, placing 22nd overall, and becoming the 11th fastest female cross country runner in school history in her debut. Her time was 19:25. Rounding out the scoring for Lakota East was a junior trio of Ali Neumeier (38th, 20:06), Lindsay Isom (55th, 20:25), and Kaitlyn Smith (96th, 21:04). See individual time and places below. Next up for the Thunderhawks is the Lakota East Fall Classic on Saturday, August Voice of America Park at 9:00 a.m. Race 1 - Section A Div Danielle Horter (10) 19: Carly Spletzer (9) 19: Ali Neumeier (11) 20: Lindsay Isom (11) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 21: Holly Thompson (12) 22: Kasey Hanes(10) 23: Anna Kluesener (9) 23: Macey Palmer (10) 23:51

9 234. Elizabeth Pinder (11) 27:07 8/26 Lakota East VOA * Results - Finishtiming.com The Lakota East Women s cross country team had an excellent showing on their home course this past weekend at the Lakota East Fall Classic. The Thunderhawk women placed 2nd overall in the quality 14-team field behind Ursuline Academy. Leading the way for East was junior Ali Neumeier placing 3rd overall out of 128 athletes. Ali s time of 18:56 for the 5k championship course improves her own 7th fastest time in Lakota East women s cross country history by 2 seconds. The next finisher for the Hawks was super frosh Carly Spletzer, who placed 6th overall and became the 9th fastest woman in school history with her time of 19:14. Rounding out the top 5 for Lakota East were sophomore Danielle Horter (8th, 19:22), junior Lindsay Isom (12th, 20:00), and junior Kaitlyn Smith (27th, 20:49). Next up for the Thunderhawk cross country team is the Asics Hot Summer Bash, at Hilliard Davidson High School, on Saturday, September 2nd. Race 3 - Varsity Girls 5k 3. Ali Neumeier (11) 18:56 6. Carly Spletzer (9) 19:14 8. Danielle Horter (10) 19: Lindsay Isom (11) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 20: Anna Kluesener (9) 21: Holly Thompson (12) 21: Elizabeth Pinder (11) 22: Macey Palmer (10) 22: Kasey Hanes (10) 23:05 Race 5 - Girls Open - LE Top 7 7. Hailey Wilson (10) 22: Paxton Oberhaus (9) 22: Rachel Anderson (9) 22: Amy Bohorfoush (11) 23: Emma Golembiewski (9) 23: Kathryn Creehan (12) 23: Grace Keith (11) 23:46 9/2 Asics Hot Summer Hilliard Davidson, OH * Results - Finishtiming.com The Lakota East women s cross country team raced very well, despite running without their current #1 runner, in an elite Ohio field at the Asics Hot Summer Bash at Hilliard Davidson High School this past Saturday. The girls team placed 6th out of 9 of the top teams in the state. Leading the way for East was sophomore Danielle Horter, placing 10th overall in a personal record of 19:08 for the 5k cross country course. This time moves her up to #8 all-time for Lakota East cross country women. Coming in next for the Hawks was freshman Carly Spletzer, placing 13th in 19:12. This improves Carly s own 10th fastest time in school history by 2 seconds. Rounding out the five scorers for Lakota East were juniors Lindsay Isom (35th, 20:24), Kaitlyn Smith (43rd, 20:42), and senior Holly Thompson (54th, 21:24). Next up for the Thunderhawk women is the Princeton Invitational at Landmark Christian School on Saturday, September 9th. Varsity Girls

10 10. Danielle Horter (10) 19: Carly Spletzer (9) 19: Lindsay Isom (11) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 20: Holly Thompson (12) 21: Anna Kluesener (9) 21: Hailey Wilson (10) 21: Macey Palmer (10) 21: Paxton Oberhaus (9) 21: Elizabeth Pinder (11) 22:58 Girls 9/10 - LE Top 3 7. Rachel Anderson (9) 21: Emma Golembiewski (9) 23: Kalie Hammonds (10) 23:26 Girls Open - LE Top Mikayla Strauss (12) Lauren Maier (11) 23: Kathryn Creehan (12) 23:24 9/9 Princeton Landmark Christian * Results - Timingfirst.com 2nd The Lakota East girls placed 2nd as a team at the Princeton Invitational this past Saturday despite not running a portion of their varsity team. In her Lakota East High School debut, freshman Kelsi Harris ran the 11th fastest women s time in school history, 19:21 for the 5k course. This was good enough for 4thplace overall and the top finisher for the Hawks. The next finisher for East was junior Ali Neumeier, placing 9th overall in 20:16. Rounding out the top 5 scorers for East were freshman Anna Kluesener (17th, 21:11), sophomore Hailey Wilson (19th, 21:14), and freshman Paxton Oberhaus (26th, 21:39). Next up for Lakota East cross country is the prestigious Trinity/Valkyrie Invitational, next Saturday, at Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville, KY. Girls Varsity 5k 4. Kelsi Harris (9) 19:21 9. Ali Neumeier (11) 20: Anna Kluesener (9) 21: Hailey Wilson (10) 21: Paxton Oberhaus (9) 21: Macey Palmer (10) 22: Lauren McGarvey (10) 22:33 Open Girls 5k - LE Top Grace Keith (11) 22:50

11 11. Kathryn Creehan (12) 22: Amy Bohorfoush (11) 23: Emma Golembiewski (9) 23: Kalie Hammonds (10) 23:44 * Results - Finishtiming.com 9/16 Trinity/Valkyrie Tom Sawyer Park Louisville, KY East Cross Country will host their annual fundraiser event at Moes Southwest Grill this Thursday, September 14th. Our CC teams willl earn HALF OF ALL THE PROCEEDS from 4:00 9:00 p.m. Plan on having burritos that night! Spread the word like wildfire. Last year for this event we wrapped the line around the building. This year let s wrap it around the building twice! The Lakota East women s cross country team competed in the prestigious, and highly competitive, Trinity/Valkyrie Invitational in Louisville, KY this past Saturday. The Thunderhawks placed 14th out of 23 teams in the varsity seeded race. Leading the way for East was freshman Carly Spletzer with her 12th place overall finish in the 178-runner field, running among highly elite athletes from Ohio and 9 other states. On a hot day, where most people were not running personal records, Carly ran a 28 second personal best time of 18:44.6 for the 5k course which is the 6th fastest time in Lakota East school history. The 2nd runner across the line for East was sophomore Danielle Horter, placing 62nd overall with a time of 19:52. Rounding out the top-5 scorers for the Hawks were juniors Lindsay Isom (78th, 20:03) and Kaitlyn Smith (110th, 20:42) and freshman Kelsi Harris (112th, 20:45). Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Harrison Invitational, next Saturday September 23rd at Harrison High School. Girls Seeded Race 12. Carly Spletzer (9) 18: Danielle Horter (10) 19: Lindsay Isom (11) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 20: Kelsi Harris (9) 20: Holly Thompson (12) 20: Ali Neumeier (11) 21: Paxton Oberhaus (9) 22: Hailey Wilson (10) 22: Anna Kluesener (9) 22:41 Girls Open Race - LE Top Lauren McGarvey (10) 23: Mikayla Strauss (12) Macey Palmer (10) 23:49 9/23 Harrison Harrison HS * Results - ky.milesplit.com 5th Despite a number of the usual varsity athletes sitting out, the Lakota East women s cross country team still produced many fine performances at the Harrison Invitational this past Saturday at Harrison High School. The women s varsity team placed 5 runners in the top 21 to place 5th out of 12 teams. Freshman Anna Kluesener was the top Thunderhawk, placing 13th overall in a time of 21:40 for the 5k course. Sophomore Hailey Wilson (16th, 21:46), freshman Rachel Anderson (19th, 22:02), sophomore Lauren McGarvey (20th, 22:15), and freshman Paxton Oberhaus (21st, 22:17) rounded out the scoring for East. The Lakota East women s Open team placed 4 Hawks in the top 12. Freshman Emma Golembiewski was 4th overall in 23:21, sophomore Kalie Hammonds was 5th in 23:21, junior Amy Bohorfoush was 10th in 24:03 and senior Laura Daniels was 12th in 24:20. Next up for the Lakota East Cross Country teams is the prestigious Midwest Meet of Champions at Hilliard Darby High School on Saturday, September 30th.

12 Girls Varsity 13. Anna Kluesener (9) 21: Hailey Wilson (10) 21: Rachel Anderson (9) 22: Lauren McGarvey (10) 22: Paxton Oberhaus (9) 22: Elizabeth Pinder (11) 22: Macey Palmer (10) 22: Mikayla Strauss (12) 22: Kathryn Creehan (12) 23: Grace Keith (11) 23:33 Girls Open - Top Emma Golembiewski (9) 23: Kalie Hammonds (10) 23: Amy Bohorfoush (11) 24: Laura Daniels (12) 24:20 * Results - Finishtiming.com 9/30 Midwest Meet of Hilliard Darby, Ohio The Lakota East women s cross country team competed at the highly competitive Midwest Meet of Champions this past Saturday at Hilliard Darby High School. The cool weather and fast course conditions led to some lightning fast performances by the Thunderhawk ladies. The varsity team placed 3rd out of 26 teams despite not racing with two of the usual varsity runners. Leading the charge for East was sophomore Danielle Horter, who placed 17th overall in the 186-runner field. Danielle s personal record of 18:49 for the 5k course placed her at #7 on the all-time Lakota East women s cross country performance list. Bouncing back from recent injury and running #2 for the Hawks was junior Ali Neumeier, placing 25th overall in a time of 19:02. The next two East runners had breakthrough performances, junior Lindsay Isom placed 28th overall in a time of 19:08 which is a monster personal record and the 10th fastest time all-time at East, and senior Holly Thompson placed 50th overall in a time of 19:34 which is the 14th fastest time in school history. Rounding out the scoring for Lakota East was junior Kaitlyn Smith who placed 75th overall with a season-best time of 19:54. Sophomore Hailey Wilson led the Freshmen/Sophomore team to an impressive 2nd place team finish with her 4th place overall finish in a personal record time of 20:34. Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the G.M.C. Championships on October 14th at Voice of America Park. Girls 5k Run Race of Champions 17. Danielle Horter (10) 18: Ali Neumeier (11) 19: Lindsay Isom (11) 19: Holly Thompson (12) 19: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 19: Anna Kluesener (9) 20: Lauren McGarvey (10) 21:26 Girls 9-10th Grade - LE Top 5

13 4. Hailey Wilson (10) 20:34 9. Paxton Oberhaus (9) 20: Rachel Anderson (9) 20: Emma Golembiewski (9) 21: Kalie Hammonds (10) 21:43 Girls Open Race - LE Top Elizabeth Pinder (11) 21: Mikayla Strauss (12) Laura Daniels (12) 22: Grace Keith (11) 22: Kathryn Creehan (12) 22:39 10/14 GMC VOA * Results - timingfirst.com 2nd The Lakota East Girls Cross Country team finished 2nd overall at the GMC Championships at VOA last Saturday. They were led by sophomore Danielle Horter who placed 7th overall in a time of 19:38.8 which was good enough for 1st team all-conference honors. Also earning 1st team honors was junior Lindsay Isom who placed 11th overall in a time 19:53.8. Also running well for the Hawks was freshman Kelsi Harris who earned 2nd team-all conference honors by placing 16th overall in a time of 20:14. Next up for the girls is the District Championships held at Voice of America Park on Saturday, October 21st. The girls team will be seeking their seeking their 4th consecutive Regional appearance. In Race A, the top five (5) finishing teams will move to Regional Competition, and the top finishing team will be declared District Champion, and the next finishing team will be declared District Runner-up. Individuals that finish in the top twenty (20) qualify to Regionals. LE GIRLS Girls 5k Varsity 7. Danielle Horter (10) 19: Lindsay Isom (11) 19: Kelsi Harris (9) 20: Ali Neumeier (11) 20: Holly Thompson (12) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 20: Anna Kluesener (9) 22:41 Girls 5k Reserve - LE Top Paxton Oberhaus (9) 21: Lauren McGarvey (10) 21: Emma Golembiewski (9) 22: Hailey Wilson (10) 22:12

14 35. Kasey Hanes (10) 22: Rachel Anderson (9) 22: Grace Keith (11) 22:54 10/21 OHSAA VOA * Results - finishtiming.com Thunderhawk Womens Cross Country Headed to Troy Again! Congratulations to the Lakota East Women's cross country team for qualifying to the Regional Championships once again. The women ran the fourth race of the day and placed 2nd overall, just missing the District Championship as a team by 1 point. This marks the 4th straight season the women have qualified. The top 5 teams qualified. The East women were led by sophomore Danielle Horter who ran a terrific race to place 3rd overall in time of 18:54 for the 5k (3.1 mile) Championship Course at Voice of America Park. Junior Lindsay Isom ran an amazing race, and a personal record, of 19:00 (#10 all-time at East) to place 5th overall. Freshman Kelsi Harris also ran a breakthrough race, and a personal record, of 19:19 (#12 all-time at East) and 10th place overall. Senior captain Holly Thompson ran a gutsy 19:46 to place 18th overall and junior Kaitlyn Smith rounded out the scoring with her 22nd place finish in 20:06. Freshman Carly Spletzer got her first race under her belt after an injury to place 24th in 20:09. The Lakota East women will race at 12:30 p.m. at Hobart Arena in Troy, OH next Saturday. The men will race at 3:00 p.m. The top 6 women s teams and the top 5 men s teams will advance to the State Championships. Good Luck LEXC! LE GIRLS Girls 5k Run Div 1 - B 3. Danielle Horter (10) 18:54 5. Lindsay Isom (11) 19: Kelsi Harris (9) 19: Holly Thompson (12) 19: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 20: Carly Spletzer (9) 20:09 * Results - finishtiming.com 10/28 OHSAA Hobart Arena, Troy, OH baumspage.com 5TH GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY STATE BOUND! The Lakota East women will be representing their school next week in Hebron, OH at the State Cross Country Championships. In what is by far the deepest, most competitive region in the state, the Thunderhawk women placed 5th in the 18-team field. The top 6 teams advanced. The East women were led by sophomore Danielle Horter, who ran the 5k (3.1-mile) course in 19:01 in cold, windy conditions to place 17th overall. This would have also qualified her to the State meet as an individual. Freshman Kelsi Harris continued her late-season attack and domination by placing 29th overall in an impressive time of 19:27. Junior Lindsay Isom had a strong finish to place 36th overall in 19:42. Freshman Carly Spletzer continued her comeback from injury to place 37th in 19:42. Ali Neumeier bounced back from illness last week to place 40th overall in 19:47. Senior leader, Holly Thompson ran a tough, gutsy race to place 46th overall in 19:58. And junior Kaitlyn Smith rounded out the amazing overall team effort for East with her 50th place finish in solid time of 20:08. The Lakota East women will race at 12:30 p.m. next weekend, and Dustin Horter at 3:00 p.m. at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH next Saturday, November 4th. BEST OF LUCK HAWKS! LE GIRLS Girls 5k Run - Division Danielle Horter (10) 19: Kelsi Harris (9) 19: Lindsay Isom (11) 19: Carly Spletzer (9) 19:42.50

15 40. Ali Neumeier (11) 19: Holly Thompson (12) 19: Kaitlyn Smith (11) 20:08 * Results - baumspage.com The OHSAA State Cross Country Championships are Saturday, Nov. 4th at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio. CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE INFORMATION, DETAILS AND RESULTS The Lakota East women will be representing their school on Saturday in Hebron, OH at the 2017 Girls State Cross Country Championships. The Thunderhawk ladies will be making their third trip to state as a team with the last one coming in the 2014 season when they finished 13th overall. The Lakota East women will race at 12:30 p.m. next weekend, and Dustin Horter at 3:00 p.m. at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH next Saturday, November 4th. BEST OF LUCK HAWKS! The OHSAA State Cross Country Championships are Saturday, Nov. 4th at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio. CLICK HERE 11/4 OHSAA State National Trail Raceway Hebron, OH GIRLS CC FINISHES 2017 SEASON 10TH AT STATE! A YOUNG TEAM BODES WELL FOR EAST GIRLS CC! The Lakota East women s cross country team had a goal of finishing in the top 10 in the young group s first trip to the OHSAA State Cross Country Championships. They achieved that goal. The Thunderhawk women placed 10th out of 20 teams at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. Freshman Carly Spletzer continued her comeback from injury to lead the team with her 50th place finish in an impressive time of 19:04.6 for the 5k (3.1 mile) course. The next Hawk across the line was sophomore Danielle Horter who placed 61st overall in a time of 19:15.5. Freshman Kelsi Harris tied her personal record time of 19:19.5 to place 64th. Junior Ali Neumeier came in next 70th place in 19:27.8. Rounding out the scoring for East was junior Lindsay Isom who placed 92nd in 19:49.7. The 7th runner for the Hawks was junior Kaitlyn Smith who placed 130th in 20:24.9. The number 6 runner for Lakota East at State was the lone senior on the team, Holly Thompson, who placed 110th overall in a time of 20:03.4. "The LEXC family welcomed Holly over with open arms from soccer this Fall, and she provided the one missing piece of the puzzle to this amazing girls team, a true leader both by example and voice," said East head coach Adam Thomas. "Her impact on this team will echo for years as her leadership skills have been taught and passed down to the younger athletes on the squad. The LEXC Family will miss you Holly, but more importantly, THANK YOU for all you did for us this Fall." With so much young talent, the Hawks have a lot to look forward to in the coming years. Congratulations to all the ladies and their coaches on a memorable 2017 season! Back to the Top Date Date Opponent W/L Score Overall GMC Record Record Walnut Hills Football East Highlights won The 2017 Thunderhawk football team opened their 2017 season with a win at Walnut Hills this past Friday night. East's offense outgained the Eagles in total offense on the night and possessed the ball by a 34:12 to 13:48 margin. The Hawks allowed WH to stay in the game committing 4 turnovers. Statistics Running back Jack Debrozsi statistically was a big part of the East scoring rushing for 186 yards on 33 carries with 3 TD's. Kings won The Hawks will be on the road again this coming Friday when they visit Kings. The Knights will come into the contest also as winners last Friday, defeating Lebanon

16 East's junior running back, Jack Debrozsi, rushed for 5 TD's last Friday night to carry the Hawks to a win at Kings. Debrozsi's 5 touchdowns in a single game is a new Lakota East school record and tie's him with 5 other Lakota players who have accomplished the feat. Jack carried the ball 37 times and rushed for 217 yards on a miserable weather night. QB Dylan Fry and Jeffrey Garcia also piled up big yardage evenings with 75 and 79 yards, respectively. The Hawks jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, but Kings battled back to even the score at at the half. East would strike twice again in the 2nd half and then hold off the Knights in the final minutes of the game. East goes to 2-0 on the season and will host Princeton in their home opener this Friday night in the Hawks nest. The Vikes are 0-2, losing to West Clermont and Springfield. TONIGHT IS FUTURE HAWKS NIGHT! Lakota East's annual Future Hawks Night begins at 5:30 p.m. Eastside early childhood and elementary schools will be providing music, games and giveaways for some pre-game fun. At 6:10 p.m., students will have the opportunity to gather with their school community for a Future Hawks parade around the Hawks Nest. Admission is free to pre-game festivities and the football game for feeder school students in grades K-6. Students must attend the pregame festivities for free admission to the game. There is a general admission fee of $7 for adults and students in grades Lakota High Schools Celebrate 20th Anniversary with Fireworks This year marks 20 years that Lakota High School split into Lakota East and Lakota West high schools. All week long, Lakota East students and staff have been celebrating this milestone. A special spirit week had staff members dressing in black tie apparel, wearing outfits from the decade they graduated from high school, and more. The festivities will culminate tonight at the Lakota East vs. Princeton varsity football game. The fun will include Future Hawks Night before kick-off, and after the game there will be a Rozzi's fireworks show. 9/8 Princeton won On a beautiful evening last Friday night the Hawks Nest was filled fireworks on and off the field. East celebrated their 20th anniversary with a win over visiting Princeton to go to 3-0 and secure their first GMC win of the young season. It was all about the running game again in the Hawks win over the Vikes. East piled up 293 yards on the ground as junior RB Jack Dobrozsi rushed for 113 yards and 2 TD's. East RB Jeffrey Garcia also had a big evening rushing for 110 yards on 10 carries and a TD. The Hawks ran out to a 11-0 lead at the half and built on the margin in the final frame at one point leading The Vikings scored a TD in the last few seconds, but the contest was out of reach most of the game for Princeton. Brady Wilson and Jackson Leahy both wrapped up 7 tackles on the evening. Next Friday, East will invade Indian territory with an away game against a very good Fairfield team (1-2). Last week Fairfield defeated Lakota West Fairfield lost The East Football team suffered their first loss of 2017 last Friday, falling at Fairfield The Hawks were never close in this battle to a very good Indian team. After two quarters of play East was down 27-0, but to their credit held FF scoreless in the 2nd quarter. East got on the board in the third quarter on 13 yard pass from Dylan Fry to Evan Yablonsky. East final point on the night was a Jack Dobrozsi 37-yard run at 9:53 in the final quarter. Statistically, East got out gunned on the offensive side of things. Jeff Garcia led East with 88 yards rushing on 11 carries. Dobrozsi finished with 66 yards on 10 carries. The Hawks (3-1, 1-1) will regroup this week and host winless Oak Hills (0-4, 0-2) on Friday night, Sept. 22nd. The Highlanders fell to Lakota West last week /22 Oak Hills won East Football stays among GMC's top teams this past Friday with a win over visiting Oak Hills. East held a tight 7 point advantage at halftime then were able to salt the game away in the final two quarters of play. It was all about the ground game on the evening as the Hawks gained 441 yards rushing on a total offensive output of 476 yards. East was led by junior RB Jack Dobrozsi's 202 yard effort on 23 carries. Dobrozsi's 5 TD carries in the game ties his own school record, which was attained earlier this season against Kings. QB Dylan Fry did some running of his own carrying the ball 12 times for 107 yards. Jeffrey Garcia had his best rushing night with 132 yards on 11 carries and a TD. Next up its a mid-season, Battle of the Lakota's this Friday night! East will invade Firebird territory in the annual rivalry game between the two district high schools as the Hawks will be seeking their 2nd win in a row, winning last season East comes into the contest with an overall record of 4-1 and 2-1 in the league. West whose record is just the opposite (1-4, 1-2), lost 28-0 at Mason last week. As usual you can throw out the records when these two teams get together. Fans are encouraged to arrive early as a large crowd is expected. DISTRICT-WIDE "STUFF THE BUS" FOOD DRIVE KICKS OFF THIS FRIDAY NIGHT! Date and Time Location Description September :30 PM to 8:30 PM East vs West Football Game (at West) To celebrate the 10th annual district-wide food drive for Reach Out Lakota, Lakota Local Schools and the Lakota Board of Education are issuing a new challenge this year to the Lakota community, as well as two neighboring communities. Lakota will go up against Mason City Schools and Hamilton City Schools, each district working to pack a school bus with the most canned goods and other items. The final collection will go to a local relief organization serving their communities. Lakota will kick off its drive at the Sept. 29 East vs. West football game (7 p.m. at West), where the community will be invited to bring their donations to the game. The first 250 donors will receive a "WE

17 are Lakota" phone wallet. Click here to view a flyer, including a list of items most needed by Reach Out Lakota. The drive will continue through Oct. 25 with donation bins available in every Lakota school. The final collection points will be Oct. 27 at the last home games of the year (East vs. Mason and West vs. Hamilton, both at 7 p.m.) Lakota West and Lakota East will face off on the football field for the 21st time since the two buildings opened in East vs. West FB Series Record: Lakota West leads 13-7 Lakota West Lakota West wins 00, 01, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 13, 14, 14(playoff gam),15 Lakota East wins 98, 99, 02, 03, 04,12, 16 won The Lakota East High School football team picked up its second consecutive win Friday night by suffocating Lakota West for a 35-0 victory inside a packed Firebirds Stadium. East makes it two consecutive wins over their district rival, also winning last season The game didn't have its usual "end of season" meeting as 2017 marked a move to the mid-season for this classic game between the two advosaries. The Thunderhawks triple-option rushing attack kept West off balance from beginning to end, accounting for 363 of East s 437 total yards. Junior fullback Jack Dobrozsi, the Greater Miami Conference s top rusher, collected 138 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 16 carries. After a 0-0 first quarter, Dobrozsi opened the scoring with a 1-yard touchdown, capping off a nine-play drive. Through six games, Dobrozsi is comfortably leading the GMC with 922 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns. His 60-yard TD run, his longest run of the season, pushed the East lead to 28 late in the third. East extended its lead to 14 with just over a minute left in the first half on the second Thunderhawk passing touchdown of the season. Junior running back Sean Church took a pitch from quarterback Dylan Fry and threw down the sideline, finding Evan Yablonsky for a 23-yard touchdown. Fry, a junior, carried 14 times for 79 yards and two touchdowns, his first two scores of the season. Fry s first TD pushed the East lead to 21-0 in the third quarter, while his second touchdown punctuated his team s win. Church and Jeff Garcia rounded out the rushing attack for East, running for 48 and 59 yards, respectively. For West, which is 1-5 overall and 1-3 in the GMC, a costly turnover and untimely penalties barricaded the Firebirds from turning 334 total yards into any points. West had promising drives end abruptly in the early moments of the game. Dropped screen passes and a costly holding penalty killed a drive as the Firebirds attempted to respond to falling down 7-0. On their very next drive, West squandered a first-and-goal opportunity by settling for and missing and 31-yard field goal try. East (5-1, 3-1) now sits alone in third place in the conference behind Colerain and Fairfield. The Thunderhawks will travel to Colerain next Friday, while West visits Princeton. Colerain lost The Thunderhawks held off perenial powerhouse Colerain for almost three quarters of last Friday's battle between the two GMC foes. After two quarters of play East held a advantage over the Cardinals. A 19-yard third-down TD pass with 2:35 left in the third quarter gave the Cardinals the lead for good pulling away for an eventual win at Cardinal Stadium. Colerain raced out to a 10- lead in the first quarter but the Hawk battled back. Senior running back Jack Dobrozsi, who went into the game leading the GMC in rushing with 922 yards, sparked Lakota East s first scoring drive with a 32-yard burst on the first play of the next possession, and he capped it with a three-yard touchdown run on fourth down with 10:33 left in the first half. Senior defensive back Peyton Bruce s acrobatic interception at the Thunderhawks 23-yard line set up Lakota East s go-ahead touchdown on senior quarterback Dylan Fry s 67-yard post pattern to junior Evan Yablonsky for a halftime lead. The fifth-ranked Thunderhawks actually outgained Colerain by almost 100 yards, , in the first half. Colerain finished with 317 yards of total offense, 209 in the second half while limited Lakota East to 27 yards of total offense after halftime. A lot of it was hats off to Lakota East and coach (Rick) Haynes, coach Tom Bolden said after the game. We played more to their tempo. At halftime, we had to make adjustments in three areas game, attitude and tempo. East QB Dylan Fry finished with 152 yards passing on 4/7 completions and two TD's. Dobrozsi carried the ball 11 times for 52 yards and a TD. Coby Boller and Jackson Leahy made 12 tackles for the East defense. Brady Wilson had 9 and Sal Larubbio had 7. Lakota East (5-2, 3-2), ranked sixth in the region computer ratings, are scheduled to play Hamilton this Friday at home. Big Blue (2-5, 2-3) fell to Sycamore last Friday /13 Hamilton won Through eight games, the Lakota East High School football team s hopes for a Division I playoff berth remain intact. The Thunderhawks scored the game-winning points on a safety Friday night to earn a victory over visiting Hamilton, setting up critical showdowns with fellow Region 4 playoff hopefuls Sycamore and Mason to finish the regular season. The game featured 580 total rushing yards. Senior Jeff Garcia led the way for East (6-2 overall, 4-2 GMC) with 114 yards and two touchdowns on just nine attempts. His first TD opened the scoring, and his second provided insurance late in the third quarter. The contest was a close one in the first half, with neither team scoring until the 2nd quarter (7-7) at half. East's score came on a Jeff Garcia 25 yard rush. In the third quarter East fell behind 14-7, but then scored two quick TD's and a safety before the 4th on a Michael Howard 35 yard run and Jeff Garcia 25 yard jaunt. Both of Tommy Capano's PAT kicks were good. Howard added another 7 yard TD run to round out the East scoring on the

18 night. Sophomore Michael Howard rushed 13 times for 105 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Dylan Fry, the team s second-leading rusher on the year, gained 90 yards on 16 attempts. He did not complete any of his four passing attempts. The Tomahawks FB program was recognized in pre-game ceremonies on Friday night. See pic above. Sycamore The Thunderhawks are tied with Sycamore and Mason for third place in the GMC behind Colerain (6-0) and Fairfield (5-1). East will be at SHS next Friday. The Aves (6-2,4-2) pounded Oak Hills last week 42-6 and are also in the playoff hunt. lost The Lakota East Football Team fell at Sycamore last Friday, The Hawks got down early, fought valiantly, but couldn't stay with the Ave offense. East didn't get on the board till the fourth quarter. Sean Church provided a 65-yard punt return with less than 6 minutes remaining. East will host Mason this Friday, for the final home and senior night. The Hawks still have a senario where they could reach the playoffs with an upset over the #5 ranked (Region 4 rankings) Comets. East is currentlly #10 in the post season rankings. The top 8 teams will qualify for the postseason. Kick off is slated for 7:00 pm in the Hawks Nest...come out and support the team! 10/27 Mason lost The East Football teams ended their season last Friday on a miserable evening weather wise and results-wise. The Hawks fell to Mason by a final score of 36-0 and thus conclude their 2017 campaign at 6-4 and 4-4. The Comets held a 29-0 lead at the half. With the wind and rain pounding the players and fans on senior night, the Hawk offense struggled to maintain any consistency held to just 126 yards on offense on the night. Chris Whitehead led East rushing with 42 yards on 10 carries. FOOTBALL SEASON RECAP The Hawk Football program had an up and then down season in A promising start at 6-1 ended with 3 out of 4 losses. The Hawks finished with a winning season at 6-4 overall and 4-4 (5th place) in the GMC. As always a highlight for the Thunderhawks this season was a 35-0 shutout of their District rival Lakota West. East will return in 2017 with a strong group of seniors and hope to challange for a league title and a return to the playoffs. Back to the Top Date Event Team Placings 8/4 St. Xavier Top 12 8/7 Westbrook Invite 8/8 Oakwood Invite 8/11 Centerville Top 12 8/12 St. Xavier Invite Medalist(s) Other East Scores Stats Boys Golf Event Notes 2nd The Hawk boys varsity golf team placed 2nd at the Westbrook Invite on Aug. 7th shooting a team score of st The East boys golf team placed first at the Oakwood Invitational on Aug. 8th. The Hawks shot a team score of 291! See individual scores below: Kyle Schmidt 68 Brock Allen 71 Peyton Houston 75 Alex Dunaway 77 Shane Murphy 83 5th East boys golf shot a 309 at the St. X Invite on August 12th. Peyton Houston and Alex Dunaway led the Hawks with 74's. 8/14 East Invite 2nd Lakota East hosted their own invitational on Monday, Aug. 14TH. Mason came away as the overall winner shooting a team score of 299. The Hawks were 2nd shooting 300. Of note Drew Mahon shared medalists honors with a 69! See scores below: Kyle Schmidt 75 Peyton Houston 82 Alex Dunaway 78 Brock Aten 78 Drew Mahon 69 The East silver squad also scored well with a 331. See their individual scores below: